전쟁포로들의 저항과 반공오리엔탈리즘 ― 한국전쟁기 유엔군 포로수용소 내 사건들을 중심으로 ―
The resistance of the Prisoners of war and the Anti-communist Orientalism - Focused on the incidents in the UNC POW camps during the Korean War
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The POWs in the UNC POW camps had continuously resisted to the camps authorities, since the camp's policy was too oppressive and beneficial only to the U.S. at the Truce. The camp authority supressed POWs by force, and many bleeding incidents took placed. This paper attempted to uncover reality of these events, which was biased with the 'logic of behind' and 'anticommunist orientalism'. And also tried to trace how this 'logic of behind' was constructed by the UNC's public releases, press and incident reports. Finaly, this paper want to identify what is the character of the Governmentality of the UNC POW camps. Otherwise known as armed rebellion, most of resistants in the POW camps were not systemic and planed events. '6.18' incidents was caused by refusing food to take the initiative in the camps. And POWs at '8.15' incidents just sang a memorial song of liberation. POWs refused forced injection training, classification, ideological investigation of War criminals('9.15', and '2.18' incidents). After the Pongam island incident, the 'logic of behind' was completed. This logic was constituted of images that inner/outer enemys were connected each other and justified of physical removal of communist POWs by attaching 'commy' and 'oriental communist' stigma to them. The 'Oriental communist' concept was a racism combined with anticommunism. The POW camps were 'dominating military orginization' which showed overwhelming force if POWs didn't accept camps policy and direction. This paper suggest to call this character of camp's policy and method to respond to these incidents as 'governmentality of Civil War'.
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The POWs in the UNC POW camps had continuously resisted to the camps authorities, since the camp's policy was too oppressive and beneficial only to the U.S. at the Truce. The camp authority supressed POWs by force, and many bleeding incidents took placed. This paper attempted to uncover reality of these events, which was biased with the 'logic of behind' and 'anticommunist orientalism'. And also tried to trace how this 'logic of behind' was constructed by the UNC's public releases, press and incident reports. Finaly, this paper want to identify what is the character of the Governmentality of the UNC POW camps. Otherwise known as armed rebellion, most of resistants in the POW camps were not systemic and planed events. '6.18' incidents was caused by refusing food to take the initiative in the camps. And POWs at '8.15' incidents just sang a memorial song of liberation. POWs refused forced injection training, classification, ideological investigation of War criminals('9.15', and '2.18' incidents). After the Pongam island incident, the 'logic of behind' was completed. This logic was constituted of images that inner/outer enemys were connected each other and justified of physical removal of communist POWs by attaching 'commy' and 'oriental communist' stigma to them. The 'Oriental communist' concept was a racism combined with anticommunism. The POW camps were 'dominating military orginization' which showed overwhelming force if POWs didn't accept camps policy and direction. This paper suggest to call this character of camp's policy and method to respond to these incidents as 'governmentality of Civil War'.
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